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Poster:	brewster	Date:	February 04, 2010 05:33:25pm
Forum:	cornell	Subject:	Cornell puts 70k books on the Internet Archive December 27, 2009

http://www.archive.org/iathreads/post-view.php?id=283343

Thank you, Cornell!

-brewster

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Poster:	Wildflowers Lover	Date:	April 12, 2010 08:26:12am
Forum:	cornell	Subject:	Re: Cornell puts 70k books on the Internet Archive December 27, 2009

I fully agree. I've spent hours & hours d'loading here for genealogical purposes & gardening interests. Thanks to both Cornell & LOC for making this possible. Still trying to get use to searching these great sources.

I'm in search of a book now that I can't find at google or here. Have only seen it available at used book sites.
It is titled "What Men from Europe Brought to America" by Marion G. Clark & Wilbur Fisk Gordy, Charles Scribner's Sons publisher, 1929.

Thanks,

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Poster:	kpuma456	Date:	May 02, 2010 05:28:54pm
Forum:	cornell	Subject:	Re: Cornell puts 70k books on the Internet Archive December 27, 2009

GenLinks,
I was brought to this site because I recently acquired a copy of What Men from Europe Brought to America. I was looking to see actually what the book was worth. It is a little worn and unfortunately isn't going to help me retire :) but I can get a few buckd for it. Is this something you are still interested?

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Poster:	Wildflowers Lover	Date:	May 13, 2010 09:23:26pm
Forum:	cornell	Subject:	Re: Cornell puts 70k books on the Internet Archive December 27, 2009

Hi. I would very much like to see the book here. I have a hard copy of it as well, but have nieces & nephew who are home-schooled & have been all of their lives. I thought it would make a great history book for them.

Thanks again

GenLinksLady

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Poster:	bobshannon59	Date:	March 11, 2010 07:26:49am
Forum:	cornell	Subject:	Re: Cornell puts 70k books on the Internet Archive December 27, 2009

I fully agree. What a wonderful resource!